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 1  I, 3(2)   |         frequently employed by St. Chrysostom in the sense of a life of
 2  I, 5(5)   |       expression, as we learn from Chrysostom's "Letter to a young widow"
 3  I, 6(6)   |    thinking that neither Basil nor Chrysostom could have been elected
 4  I, 7(8)   |                                    Chrysostom was about 28 at this time.
 5  I, 8      |                                 8. Chrysostom: Be of good cheer, I replied,
 6  I, 8      |            it whenever you bid me.~Chrysostom: But, my admirable and excellent
 7 II, 1      |          not been deceived by you?~Chrysostom: What advantage, pray, could
 8 II, 1(2)   |             xxiv. 45. Some Mss. of Chrysostom have the future katasthsei,
 9 II, 4      | thyself-dost thou not love Christ?~Chrysostom: Yea, I love Him, and shall
10 II, 4      |         Him who gave this command?~Chrysostom: My saying is no riddle,
11 II, 4      |           I make to your accusers?~Chrysostom: Nay! I will not proceed
12 II, 5      |                                 5. Chrysostom: I do indeed remember often
13 II, 6      |                                 6. Chrysostom: Well, then, I shall betake
14 II, 6      |     correction of one's fellowmen?~Chrysostom: Certainly it would contribute
15 II, 7      |                                 7. Chrysostom: This is just the point
16 III, 1     |                                 1. Chrysostom: As regards the insult to
17 III, 3     |           truth will be surprised.~Chrysostom: And lo! these are they
18 III, 4(4)  |        passages in the writings of Chrysostom and his contemporaries proves
19 III, 4(4)  |      authenticity of the letter of Chrysostom to C'sarius is doubtful,
20 III, 4(6)  |        which bears the name of St. Chrysostom, the following invocation
21 III, 7(17) |                                    Chrysostom himself experienced the
22 III, 9(19) |          of Rome, A.D. 367 , which Chrysostom probably had in his mind,
23 III, 14    |          are from this infirmity? ~Chrysostom: Why then, my good friend,
24 III, 14(28)|     leading laymen of the diocese. Chrysostom calls the electors "fathers,"
25 III, 14(28)|     historian, vi. c. 2, says that Chrysostom himself was chosen for the
26 III, 15(30)|         the business of elections. Chrysostom seems to have passed on
27 III, 15(31)|           take advantage of it. In Chrysostom's time there was an "order
28 III, 16(34)|            monastic community, for Chrysostom, throughout this section,
29 IV, 1      |           ample ground for excuse.~Chrysostom: At this I shook my head
30 IV, 1      |            by what thou hast said.~Chrysostom: Do not, I beseech and implore
31 IV, 4(30)  |           a numerous body, and St. Chrysostom himself wrote six Homilies
32 IV, 6      |        prided themselves upon it."~Chrysostom: This is the very thing
33  V, 1(1)   |                                    Chrysostom's own sermons were often
34 VI, 4(6)   |            Spint." (Liturgy of St. Chrysostom.) ~
35 VI, 4(9)   |           habits of these monks in Chrysostom's Homilies. See especially
36 VI, 4(9)   |             c. 3; also Life of St. Chrysostom by the translator, pp. 59-
37 VI, 8      |          versed in luxurious ways?~Chrysostom: Hush, dear friend that
38 VI, 10     |            thou livest by thyself?~Chrysostom: I have indeed even now.
39 VI, 10     |           profitable to any other?~Chrysostom: Thou hast spoken well and
40 VI, 13     |            pass my life with thee.~Chrysostom: But I smiled, and said,